March 2015
Intermediate to advanced
1008 pages
38h 47m
English
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The Telecommunications Handbook: Engineering Guidelines for Fixed, Mobile and Satellite Systems
by Jyrki T. J. Penttinen
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Abbreviations
- 1G
-
First Generation of Mobile Communications
- 1PPS
-
One Pulse per Second
- 1xEV-DO
-
Evolution-Data Optimized (CDMA)
- 1xRTT
-
One times Radio Transmission Technology (CDMA)
- 2G
-
Second Generation of Mobile Communications
- 3G
-
Third Generation of Mobile Communications
- 3GGP2
-
American 3rd Generation Partnership Project
- 3GPP
-
3rd Generation Partnership Project
- 4G
-
Fourth Generation of Mobile Communications
- A/D
-
Analog to Digital
- A2DP
-
Advanced Audio Distribution Profile
- AAA
-
Authentication, Authorization and Accounting
- AAS
-
Active Antenna System
- ABMF
-
Account Balance Management Function
- ABS
-
Advanced Base Stations
- AC
-
Admission Control
- AC
-
Authentication Center (CDMA)
- ACeS
-
Asia Cellular Satellite
- ACK
-
Acknowledge
- ACTS
-
Advanced Communications Technology Satellite
- AD
-
Area Director
- ADM
-
Add/Drop Multiplexer
- ADMF
-
Administration Function
- ADSL
-
Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
- AEHF
-
Advanced Extremely High Frequency
- AES
-
Advanced Encryption Standard
- AF
-
Application Function
- AGA
-
Air-Ground-Air
- AGC
-
Automatic Gain Control
- AGCH
-
Access Grant Channel (GSM)
- AI
-
air interface (TETRA)
- AICH
-
Acquisition Indicator Channel (UMTS)
- AIE
-
Air Interface Encryption
- AIN
-
Advanced IN
- AKA
-
Authentication and Key Agreement
- ALA
-
Automatic Link Adaptation
- ALC
-
Asynchronous Layered Coding
- AM
-
Amplitude Modulation
- AMC
-
Adaptive Modulation and Coding
- AMI
-
Alternate Mark Inversion
- AMPS
-
Advanced Mobile Phone Systems
- AMR
-
Adaptive Multirate codec
- AMS
-
Advanced Mobile Stations
- AM-VSB
-
AM Vestigial ...
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